Indonesia (officially known as the Republic of Indonesia) is an island nation in Southeast Asia, covering an area of 1,904,569 square kilometres with an estimated population of 270.2 million people, making it the fourth most populous country in the world and the most populous Muslim majority country.

It is home to many mesmerising natural attractions. Its vast wilderness also has one of the world's greatest biodiversity. Without a doubt, you will never run out of things to do when you come to Indonesia.

Indonesia is a vast country and we won’t be able to cover a whole lot here, but you can go to Traveloka’s COVID-19 Regulations and Information page where we cover extensive information for each location in Indonesia. For now, this is a summary:

There are about 683 airports in Indonesia. However, there are three major airports that are considered the busiest in Indonesia: Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, Ngurah Rai International Airport and Juanda International Airport that typically serves both local and international travellers.

All three airports are location-dependent:

Here are other options if you're coming from other places:

Lucky for us, there are direct flights from Kuala Lumpur to Indonesia. The travel period from Kuala Lumpur to Indonesia, in general, is no longer than two hours.

Airlines serving route to Indonesia from Kuala Lumpur:

Typically, the one-way ticket price from Kuala Lumpur to Indonesia (Jakarta) would cost anywhere from MYR 300 to MYR 600 if you book on Traveloka Lifestyle Superapp using airlines such as Jetstar Asia Airways, Scoot and Malaysia Airlines. These would typically come with cabin baggage about 7-10 kilograms for economy class.

The pricier fare in the same class would also include allowances for 10 to 30 kilograms of baggage, as well as a free meal and in-flight entertainment.

There are also premium economy and business class fares which naturally would include higher allowances for baggage, around 30-40 kilograms and would cost around MYR 1,000 to MYR 2,000.

We got a whole new article on Bali specifically, so be sure to check that out and explore the things Bali has to offer - it is plenty, trust us.

Uluwatu Temple

A Balinese Hindu sea temple dedicated to Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa, Uluwatu Temple offers amazing sea views from the height in addition to the architecture.

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Seminyak

Seminyak is where the island’s most luxurious resorts, villas and spas are located., which is more renowned and crowded.

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Kuta

Also known as Sunset Beach, Kuta is the most prominent beach in Bali, and it feels incomplete to mention Bali without having this beach in the conversation.

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Gili Trawangan

Gili Trawangan is the most developed island among the three Gili islands and also the biggest. About three kilometres long and two kilometres wide, the island is populated by 1,500 residents.

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Mount Rinjani

One of the major attractions on the island, it certainly feels incomplete to come over to Lombok without even trying to go to Mount Rinjani.

It is part of the Mount Rinjani National Park, which covers 41,330 hectares containing a major Wallacea bio-geographical transition zone.

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Gili Air

The second biggest of the Gili islands after the Gili Trawangan, it offers a serene atmosphere that allows for some privacy and peace of mind.

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Taman Mini Indonesia Indah

Found in East Jakarta, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah or Beautiful Indonesia Miniature Park is operated by the Yayasan Harapan Kita, a foundation established by Siti Hartinah, the wife of Suharto.

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National Monument

The National Monument that is found in Gambir, Central Jakarta, is an obelisk monument dedicated to the fight and struggle of the Indonesian people to obtain their independence.

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